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A portion of the drugs seized in Guadalupe by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
MCSO seizes drugs at 2 sites near Guadalupe elementary school
A series of investigation that began in July have led to the seizure of drugs and weapons in Guadalupe, Maricopa County Sheriff’s officials said Monday. The Maricopa County Sheriff’s … more
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Anthony Kern lashes out Monday at Democrats investigating his role and that of 10 other fake electors who sought to set aside the results of the 2020 presidential race. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Glendale senator accuses Mayes, Hobbs of seeking jail for being ‘fake elector’
PHOENIX — Fake elector Anthony Kern is accusing Attorney General Kris Mayes and Gov. Katie Hobbs of seeking to send him to jail. In a statement delivered Monday on the steps of the … more
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Gail Brown, women’s health nurse practitioner on the MOMobile. (Courtesy of Dignity Health)
Mobile maternity care clinics work to expand prenatal care accessibility
PHOENIX — Minority communities without access to adequate prenatal care often suffer high maternal and infant morbidity and mortality rates. In Arizona,  approximately 1 in 6 infants in … more
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A woman walks next to a "For Rent" sign at an apartment complex in Palo Alto, Calif. Some Valley renters in multifamily units have moved up in their quality of living thanks to recent perks from developers and a flood of new units expected during the next 18 months.
Apartments coming with perks as supply improves
Some Valley renters in multifamily units have moved up in their quality of living thanks to recent perks from developers and a flood of new units expected during the next 18 months. About 30,000 … more
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Kaitlin Rodgers has used Arizona Disabled Sports through the city of Mesa to take her son, Ethan, skiing. (Submitted photos/Kaitlin Rodgers.
Valley cities use adaptive rec partnership to open new doors
Mesa and Tempe have long-established programs aimed at helping disabled young people participate in sports activities. The two East Valley cities work through Arizona Disabled Sports, which … more
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Justin Heap’s census proposal would be used to redraw state legislative districts to ensure that legislative districts are drawn without using what he called a skewed system.
Mesa lawmaker pushes for Arizona to conduct its own census
PHOENIX – Rep. Justin Heap, R-Mesa, is promoting a ballot referral that would allow Arizona to run its own census in 2030 and each 10 years thereafter that would include a tally of  U.S. … more
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Demolition work continues on the old Glendale City Hall building at 59th and Glendale avenues on March 12. The $94 million redevelopment project to transform City Hall and the immediate area around it is scheduled to finish near the end of 2025 .
Glendale council will hear downtown update
Tuesday afternoon, the Glendale City Council will receive its latest update on the downtown campus reinvestment project, led by City Manager Kevin Phelps during the work session. more
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Western Skies Golf Club in Gilbert has been sold to a hedge fund in New York.
Western Skies Golf Club in Gilbert sold to hedge fund
An entity tracing to Sculptor Capital Management acquired Western Skies Golf Club for $12.1 million March 14 from an entity tracing to C-Bons International Golf Group Management, … more
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A Phoenix police officer points to a map on a screen at the Real Time Operations Center at the Cactus Park Precinct, which opened Thursday afternoon. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
New Phoenix Police Real Time Operations Center uses tech to fight crime
The Phoenix Police Department and the City of Phoenix held a ribbon-cutting for the new Real Time Operations Center at the Cactus Park Precinct Thursday afternoon. The RTOC leverages the use of … more
Sen. Jake Hoffman, R-Queen Creek
Governor, Queen Creek lawmaker clash over Arizona Commerce Authority
PHOENIX - A fight over the future of the Arizona Commerce Authority is turning into a war of wills between Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and Queen Creek Sen. Jake Hoffman. Hobbs wants state … more
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Aaron Casem, the prevention officer at the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management, called on state residents to take steps to head off wildfires. "The first day of any firefight starts with the actions and efforts that we do today," he said. (Photo by Martin Dreyfuss/Cronkite News)
'Explosive' wildfire season possible in Arizona this summer, state officials warn
PHOENIX – Forestry officials said Arizona is on the verge of a volatile wildfire season, and they urged state residents to be prepared and to take steps now to head off the worst of it. … more
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With hurdles such as restrictions on P.O. box addresses and voting accessibility in rural areas, Native American voters may struggle to cast their votes. (File photo by Franco LaTona/Cronkite News)
Organizations look to bolster Native American voters as election year ramps up
PHOENIX – As voters headed to the polls Tuesday to vote in the presidential preference election, Native Americans in Arizona continued to work within a system that has challenged their ability … more
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